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Due to some strategic changes, GIANTS LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES will no longer be hosting The BUY R.I.G.H.T. PROPERTY Workshop as promised. If you wish to find out more about the next workshop or seminar with regards to the mentioned, please click here! Go on, open the door to the RIGHT investments.

Dear Friends, Of late, we have been noticing certain trends in the Singapore Property Market. And who better to share these sentiments with you, then Mr Propwise. Mr Propwise is the founder of Propwise.sg. A Chartered Financial Analyst, his articles on the Singapore property market have also been published on Yahoo and Propertyguru. These are … Continue reading →

Under our Wealth Mastery division, Giants Learning Technologies presents Property Outlook 2012: The Grass IS Greener On The Other Side. A team of highly experienced and qualified speakers will bring you the economic outlook of 2012 with respect to the general economy, and property investment in foreign lands. You will understand the general risks involved … Continue reading →

With all the new property cooling measures popping up (read here, here, and here!), is property investment still a valid investment vehicle in Singapore? Maybe we should ask ourselves what are the alternatives to investing in property in Singapore. What are the perks of looking elsewhere in the region to buy properties? Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, … Continue reading →

Channel News Asia reports that National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan said the latest property cooling measures were not meant to crash the market: He described them as “calibrated”, “targeted” and “pre-emptive”. Mr Mah was speaking to reporters at a community event on Saturday. Explaining the government’s rationale for the recently announced property cooling measures, … Continue reading →

Joanne Chan from Channel News Asia reports that the latest round of property cooling measures which kicked in Friday appears to have caused a knee-jerk reaction from the private property market: Channel NewsAsia understands that some sellers even rushed to close deals before midnight to avoid the new rules. Others pulled their properties from the … Continue reading →

Mustafa Shafawi from Channel News Asia reports that the government in Singapore has announced more measures to maintain a stable and sustainable property market: From Friday, the holding period for imposition of Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) will be raised to four years from the current three. The SSD rates would also be raised while the … Continue reading →